양봉 6월 27일 숙성꿀도 가능한 꿀펌프 제작

Starting last winter, I crafted a DIY honey pump right before harvesting the acacia honey, but it shattered just as I was about to fill a drum of acacia honey. The biggest reason was that I was completely ignorant about honey pumps because I had never used one before. Secondly, I entrusted the lathe work to a nearby shop, but they made it so poorly that the pump broke. At the time, I needed to fill and ship a drum of aged acacia honey, but since the pump was broken, I hurriedly purchased a domestic Seongjin A-Tech honey pump for 1.2 million won. Because I needed it quickly, I even paid for delivery, spending a whopping 1.29 million won on the Seongjin A-Tech pump (identical to Woojin Powertech), only to find out it was a water pump. It worked with thin honey and watery honey, but it didn't work at all with aged honey. So, I've been harvesting honey by hand for the time being... It feels like my beekeeping skills are improving by a year every day. Although it has been less than a month since I harvested acacia honey, there is a difference of more than 10 years. There is also a difference of at least 5 years between harvesting chestnut honey in the early stages and harvesting it now, towards the end of the season. As my beekeeping skills have improved so dramatically, I now have well over 100 beehives. Even though I work at a pace ten times slower than others, I inspect all 100 hives every four days, split the hives, and harvest honey. Even after doing everything else, I still have so much time left over that I skipped the inspections today and instead made another honey pump. It cost over 1.5 million won to rebuild the honey pump I had previously made and used until it broke, and I spent 1.29 million won purchasing a Sungjin A-Tech honey pump. This time, the pure material cost for making a DIY honey pump was 600,000 won. I am not a wealthy person. Nevertheless, there is a reason why I spent such a large sum on honey pumps and why I made a DIY one. This is because no honey pump on the market anywhere in the world can handle aged honey. I invested a large sum of money to manufacture this honey pump because, in this world, only the one I personally crafted can pump aged honey. Some people say I am like Don Quixote... I am the only one in this world, the unrivaled master, possessing the technology to print a million pages with a single printer... That is why no one other than myself understands me; no matter how truthfully I tell the facts, they still call me Don Quixote. However, the honey pump I completed today is, as far as I know, the only pump in the world capable of pumping aged honey. No matter how thick a pump is designed to scoop up sludge, it will absolutely not be able to pump thick aged honey unless it is the pump I made. I realized this after spending millions of won... Those with the necessary skills may see what I made and be able to make something even better. Thank you. https://sites.google.com/view/ganap (Gana Publishing)